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  • New features of SSRS 2008 R2 - Part 3 Map and spatial data visualization
    My 3rd favorite new feature of SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS) 2008 R2 is Map and spatial data visualization . While this is my 3rd favorite (based on use for my current project), this feature is likely the coolest feature that has been added to SSRS
    Author: bretupdegraff bretupdegraff     Date: 12/4/2009     Section: Blog
  • Action Packed Maps in Your Reports
    A couple weeks ago I went over some tips for customizing your maps in Reporting Services 2008 R2. This week I'm going to stay on the same topic, but instead of customizing your legend ranges , I thought I'd go over a pretty cool interactive option that is
    Author: kylewalker kylewalker     Date: 3/31/2011     Section: Blog
  • Custom Distributions for Map Legends in SSRS
    If you haven't experimented with maps in Reporting Services 2008 R2, I strongly encourage you to find some sample data and play around with the map options that are available. Nowadays, most shops deal with some sort of geographic or spatial data, whether
    Author: kylewalker kylewalker     Date: 3/16/2011     Section: Blog
    tags : maps, SSRS 2008 R2
  • Free Training Webinar - Maximizing the Data Exploration Capabilities of Power View
    Pragmatic Works hosts FREE live demos every Tues & Thurs @ 11 am EST. SQL Server, SharePoint, PowerPivot and Business Intelligence topics from Microsoft MVP's and industry experts. Join Melissa Coates for Free Training on the T's and support W.I.T. (W
    Author: MWatts MWatts     Date: 3/27/2013     Section: Blog
  • Using a Map in SSRS 2008
    Just to clarify after reading the two posts. Chris has given you a good link. If you want to do Maps in Non-R2 SSRS you can download from dundas the map controls which are a custom component. The dundas products, guages and more advanced charts (excluding
    Author: DevinKnight DevinKnight     Date: 8/19/2010     Section: Forum
    tags : SSRS
  • tsql update (help me)
    I had to make a few assumptions here, but it looks like what you need to do is create an association table that gives you a "map" of your bad "grp_id"s and maps them to their corresponding good "grp_id"s. I am assuming that this is to be based on a matchi
    Author: KeithHyer KeithHyer     Date: 1/31/2012     Section: Forum
  • Passing values from Parent package to Child package on specific case
    I'm assuming you are using an OLE DB Source in the data flow? I'm also guessing you want the query to look like this. Select * from contracts where ContractStartDate >= ? and ContractEndDate <=?. Your next step is to hit the parameter button in the
    Author: DevinKnight DevinKnight     Date: 3/15/2011     Section: Forum
  • Report Builder Tab missing in Report manager
    hi , 1) i have installed. MS SQL SERVER 2008 - Express Edition with Advanced services and configured the report server and manager. Im the only user on my computer (Admin). in the site settings, i have given all permissions, but i still cannot see Report
    Author: mythrivarma mythrivarma     Date: 12/12/2010     Section: Forum
  • SSAS Calculation to Pull Previous Month Last Day
    Okay...so I added a End_Of_Month column to my date dimension. So now, for example, take December 15, 2009, my values are: Primary Key (int): 20091215 Date: 12/15/2009 End Of Month: 12/31/2009 My FACT table contains the bank account data such as Credit Lim
    Author: EGAN EGAN     Date: 1/28/2010     Section: Forum
  • Using Google Static Maps API to Facilitate Simple Mapping
    We recently had a need to implement a basic map plotting the top 10 zip codes that sales leads originated from within a specified date range. Here is how we implemented a quick and dirty solution using the Google Static Maps API. Here is some sample data:
    Author: JeffRush JeffRush     Date: 7/23/2010     Section: Blog
  • Day 4 of my Pragmatic Works Foundation experience
    Today was very intriguing as we continued to explore deeper into SSRS. "Diva Central" made a come back today during the review quiz after losing yesterday. The TOP 100 PERCENT discussion came in handy as we answered the pop quiz question, what clause woul
    Author: SqlPrincezz SqlPrincezz     Date: 3/3/2011     Section: Blog
  • Create a chart showing current and previous year
    SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS) has several features that you can use to create visualizations of your data like charts, gauges, KPIs, and maps. These features are great for creating dashboards. The chart feature can be used to show multiple data poi
    Author: KathiKellenberger KathiKellenberger     Date: 3/10/2013     Section: Blog
  • Rock Your Reports Series 3 of 3
    In this series finale, Sherri McDonald will show you to create a drill through from 1 map report into a detailed report for the state as well as include a map of the state.
    Author: SMcDonald SMcDonald     Date: 3/28/2011     Section: Article
  • SSRS 2008 R2 June Webinar Details
    Today I gave a presentation on how to create some awesome reports using the Sparkline, Map and Data Bar (all R2 features). I also discussed some of the different areas you could use expressions and showed some different examples. I am really excited that
    Author: SMcDonald SMcDonald     Date: 7/1/2011     Section: Blog
  • SQL Saturday 38 Presentation
    This past weekend was SQL Saturday 38 in Jacksonville Florida. It was a great event and the turnout was incredible. My presentation was first thing in the morning and as such, I enjoyed the opportunity to pass on some of my experiences with SSRS. I had a
    Author: briankmcdonald briankmcdonald     Date: 5/12/2010     Section: Blog
  • Using a Map in SSRS 2008
    Hi, Thanks to all who responded to my post! Mike
    Author: informationiq informationiq     Date: 8/19/2010     Section: Forum
    tags : maps, ssrs, ssrs 2008, map
  • Oracle provider for OLE DB
    Usually Oracle data types are uni-code (SSIS: DT_WSTR, SQL Server: NVARCHAR) so check/refresh your mappings and see what data type the columns coming from Oracle are, if it's pointing to the same server on your local vs the server, especially the OLE_Sour
    Author: m3crast m3crast     Date: 6/1/2011     Section: Forum
  • Oracle provider for OLE DB
    Usually Oracle data types are uni-code (SSIS: DT_WSTR, SQL Server: NVARCHAR) so check/refresh your mappings and see what data type the columns coming from Oracle are, if it's pointing to the same server on your local vs the server, especially the OLE_Sour
    Author: m3crast m3crast     Date: 6/1/2011     Section: Forum
  • Parameter Passing in SSRS Drillthrough Reports
    It sounds like the parameter might not be mapped correctly in the main report. It seems like you have the value correct but did you pick the parameter name from the drop down? Check out this link where it uses maps but you can look at the images to see if
    Author: ChrisAlbrektson ChrisAlbrektson     Date: 12/28/2011     Section: Forum
  • Heat Maps with Zip Code Boundaries
    I am trying to find an easy way to incorporate a heat map of U.S states down to the zip code boundaries in SSRS, while using zip codes to populate the map. I have seen the R2 maps but not aware of what detail you could go down to and if it would require a
    Author: MattDayton MattDayton     Date: 5/11/2011     Section: Forum
  • Prevent overlapping points on a map
    I have created a map tied to spatial data within my Maps database (polygon layer). I wish to show all the retial stores and thier locations on that map. I have queried the data and linked to Point layer to the Polygon Layer. Everything looks great...... e
    Author: amcamx amcamx     Date: 5/20/2011     Section: Forum
  • Parameter Passing in SSRS Drillthrough Reports
    Hidding parameter will not solve your problem. You subreport parameters has available values? Does the Fields!Delivery_Branch.UniqueName maps with any of those values? What do you have under "alow null values" and multiple values?
    Author: marcoadf marcoadf     Date: 12/28/2011     Section: Forum
  • Accessing network drives in ssis task run from sql agent
    I have a task that needs to access files on our network to process them. The task runs fine in ssis, but when put in to an agent job to schedule it it can't map and it errors saying can't find the path. I've create a proxy user using a network user that h
    Author: mduclon mduclon     Date: 2/19/2010     Section: Forum
  • Dynamic Data Flow?
    Well, I am essentially trying to have two tasks -- an Execute SQL task which deletes the contents of a table, and another task which fills the contents of that table -- which will work on any table I specify via a variable. The part of the data flow I wan
    Author: stirone stirone     Date: 12/3/2009     Section: Forum
  • Using a Map in SSRS 2008
    Hi Mike, You can try to use Dundus maps, take a look. http://www.dundas.com/Components/Products/Map/RS/Why/index.aspx
    Author: ChrisAlbrektson ChrisAlbrektson     Date: 8/18/2010     Section: Forum